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May 2017
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
ASPRS
NEWS
Editor-In-Chief
Alper Yilmaz, Ph.D.
Associate Editors
Xin Huang, Ph.D
Desheng Liu, Ph.D
Clement Mallet, Ph.D
Rongjun Qin, Ph.D.
Valerie Gouet-Brunet, Ph.D
Michael Yang, Ph.D
Technical Editor
Michael S. Renslow
Highlight Article Editor
Jie Shan,
Assistant Director — Publications
Rae Kelley,
Electronic Publications Manager/
Graphic Artist
Matthew Austin,
Circulation Manager
Priscilla Weeks,
Advertising Sales Representative
Bill Spilman,
Contributing Editors
Grids & Datums Column
Clifford J. Mugnier,
Book Reviews
Melissa Rura,
Mapping Matters Column
Qassim Abdullah
Sector Insight
Melissa Rura or Amr Abd-Elrahman
Project Management Column
Raquel Charrois,
GIS Tips & Tricks
Al Karlin,
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ASPRS MEMBERSHIP
ASPRS would like to welcome the following new members!
At Large
Amy Christopherson
Sheila Huff
M. Saandar Migiddorg
Piotr Walczykowski, Ph.D.
Columbia River
Alicia RaNae Milligan
Steven Schuetz
Erika Truus Winner
East Great Lakes
Tedros Berhane
Florida
Erin M. Meadows
Kyle O’donnell Olejniczak
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ASPRS MEMBERSHIP, VISIT
Your path to success in the geospatial community
Christopher Lee Pritchard
Sam Robinson
Heartland
William Beuth
Mid-South
Alexander H. Grennor
Dr. Robert Griffin
New England
Linnea M. Dwye
Pacific Southwest
Carol Michelle Ray
Brandon M. Thompson, PLS
Potomac
Brendan Casey
Sofia Mouloua
Kurt Schwoppe
Zachary Shadomy
Rocky Mountain
Brian Brill
Christina Dill
T. Kyoko Oyama
Derek Watson
Western Great Lakes
Alexander Code
Patrick Landisch
Pecora 20 | New ASPRS Members
PECORA 20 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS NOW OPEN
W
e cordially invite land remote sensing data users,
researchers, applications scientists, producers,
managers, and policy-makers to participate in this
important symposium by submitting an abstract for a
paper or poster.
20
th
William T. Pecora Memorial Remote Sensing Symposium will take place in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota from November 14-16, 2017.
The Pecora Symposium series was established by the USGS and NASA in the 1970s as a forum
to: 1) foster the exchange of scientific information and results derived from applications of
Earth observing data to a broad range of land-based resources; and 2) discuss ideas, policies,
and strategies concerning land remote sensing.
With emphasis on recent significant developments in remote sensing, the theme of Pecora 20 is
“Observing a Changing Earth: Science for Decisions…Monitoring, Assessment, and Projection.”
This conference will offer a program on applications of satellite and other Earth observations to
monitor, assess, and perform projections of future land and water resources, as well as big data
and other analytical technologies to improve decision making utilizing satellite data.
Visit the conference website:
/ for more information or to submit an
abstract.
